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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1998
Page
2
OPEC oil ministers adjourn a quiet year end session after failing to agree measures to curb the slide in world oil prices near a 12 year low. They will review the situation at the March summit, secretary general Rilwanu Lukman said.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, while in London, canceled a planned Spain visit and flew back to Israel after two Israeli soldiers were killed by bombs under their armored vehicles in South Lebanon. An army spokesman confirmed the deaths and the patrol details.
Texas prison officials report death row inmate Martin E. Gurule, 29, evaded guards by leaping fences and escaping from a recreation yard near Huntsville after a roof jump. Dozens joined a manhunt with tracking dogs. Gurule was convicted in the 1992 Corpus Christi restaurant owner shooting.
In Janesville Wisconsin police charged 50 year old Karen N Kuffer with child neglect after her 15 year old daughter died weighing 15 pounds and bedridden hospital officials declined comment the girl had not attended school for a long time and suffered from multiple sclerosis according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
LENNOXVILLE Quebec Archbishop Desmond Tutu calls for greater tolerance of gays saying they have no choice about their orientation and questions the idea of choosing to be gay or lesbian. He spoke after receiving an honorary doctorate from Bishop's University in Quebec.
In Khanna, India, rescue teams recovered 120 bodies from two trains wrecked when the Calcutta-bound Sealdah Express crashed into the Frontier Mail. Officials say 260 injured, 30 critically, with many pilgrims aboard and 40 soldiers among the dead.
Hundreds of thousands, wrapped in scarves and ponchos, celebrate the 72nd Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade despite rough weather. No injuries were reported. A prior incident involved a Cat in the Hat balloon and a fractured skull injury in Manhattan.
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